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Policy without premium
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The vegan vow
A healthy vegan diet is not just about saying 'no' to dairy products and meat, it is also about finding the right food to nourish your body.
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Girl patrol in Patna
Students are enthusiastic about the Nirbhaya Cops pilot project that kicks off May 20, training them in legal, psychological aspects of women's safety as well as self-defence.
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IPL: A dark hole of scandals
Routine, repetition, mediocrity make IPL memory-proof, an event to be consumed and forgotten instantaneously.
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Malwa’s mistresses
Madhya Pradesh had to retract its plan to legalise live-in relationships. But the state has a problem on its hands, dealing with the exploitation of tribal women by their so-called partners.
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'No song comes my way today'
Kavita Krishnamurthy Subramaniam has ruled Bollywood music for over three decades. She's seen the highs and lows having worked with some of the best music composers of all times.
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Kebabs, not canapês
Change the rules of Sunday brunching by introducing desi elements to it.